Doe Boy & Moneybagg Yo Join Forces For "Split It"

Doe Boy and Moneybagg Yo link up for a banger.

BYAron A.May 04, 20205.5K Views

Doe Boy and Moneybagg Yo have teamed up for a brand new banger. The two rappers released their new single, "Split It" this past weekend with an accompanying visual. With the bass heavy enough to rattle an 18-wheeler, Doe Boy and Moneybagg Yo bounce on the production with big flexes that only the hustlers can relate to.

Doe Boy has gained a loyal following over the years but the video reveals the extent of his support system. Cameos from Young Thug, Future, Lil Yachty, Trippie Redd, and more are scattered throughout the visual. Though partially to flex the A-listers in his contacts, Doe Boy and Moneybagg Yo also seem to push for social distancing measures seeing as how all of their rapper friends in the video filmed their parts in quarantine.

Peep the song and visual below.

Quotable Lyrics
Swap out the Glock for a choppa
Your beef is synthetic, Impossible Whopper
I stand up tall, Ibaka (Up there)
I'm really that, you just an imposter

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